Verbatim heading: 'o 1800. Feb.o 4 - S.ta Barbara. / Felipe de Goicoechea. Situado del Presidio' [gloss

Provincial State Papers, tomo XVIII · BANC MSS C-A 11, document 495

Verbatim heading: 'o 1800. Feb.o 4 - S.ta Barbara. / Felipe de Goicoechea. Situado del Presidio' [gloss: Goicoechea, the situado of the presidio]. Savage copies the full regulation table of the situado due to the Santa Barbara presidio for the coming year 1801. Verbatim opening line: 'Regulacion del situado q.e ha de haber el referido Presidio en el ano proximo de 1801.' Column head 'Pesos, R.s'. Entries: pay of the captain graduado, alferez, 3 sargentos, dos cabos, un cadete and 53 soldados plus a gratificacion of 1 peso per plaza sencilla, $14.472. 4; under 'Invalidos', dos sargentos retirados at 120 pesos annuales, 1 soldado at 135, another with un escudo de ventaja at 9 pesos al mes, dos cabos y 11 soldados at 8 pesos mensuales, 1.731. 0; under 'Bajas', descuentos de invalidos on the $14.472.4 r.s, 425. 5, and Monte pio Militar on the officers pay, 27. 1. Gross $16.203. 4, Descuentos 452. 6, Liquido $15.750. 6. Gives an exact establishment count and payroll for Santa Barbara at the turn of the century.

Date1800-02-04 (exact)
FromFelipe de Goicoechea
Tono recipient named in the heading
PlaceSanta Barbara
SeriesProvincial State Papers
TomoXVIII
Original tomo pagep. 1.
Savage copy page2 / 1
Scan leafn1
Document typeverbatim transcription (table)
Sourceverbatim transcription

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How to cite this documentFelipe de Goicoechea to no recipient named in the heading, Santa Barbara, 1800-02-04, Provincial State Papers, XVIII, p. 1., Archives of California, C-A 11, Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.Cite the document by series, tomo and original tomo page, as the literature does; the C-A number locates it in the repository. To cite this catalogue entry itself, use https://archivesofcalifornia.com/record/ca11/ca11-d495.html
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